--- Steps to swap HSZ70 to HSZ80 1. Backup all data on HSZ70 2. Capture all HSZ70 configuration information: a. show this_controller full b. show disks c. show storagesets full d. show devices full 3. Shutdown host and HSZ70 4. HP does their thing 5. run config (to add all devices it finds, like DISK10000, etc) 6. add mirrors, add stripes, add spares (DO NOT INITIALIZE ANYTHING) 7. add units (I would use same names for all containers and units) 8. boot host I would detail out the steps with each container name with commands (makes it easier to cut-n-paste when you get ready to do it) then run your plan by HP for proof of concept. --- Steps 1. and 2. are already done as part of our disaster recovery procedures and the rest isn't all that painful. If push comes to shove, that will be the way that we go. However, hope comes from Dr. Thomas Blinn: --- What you propose SHOULD work. However, you should also ask when there might be HSZ70 support under V5.1B. My understanding is that we have committed to provide such support precisely because of situations like yours, so unless you really WANT to upgrade, you might be able to not do so (assuming all the testing proves out OK -- my understanding from the status reports I've seen is things are looking good so far..). --- We are scheduled to meet with HP next week so maybe they will have more information for us. It would be great to not have to upgrade. --Joe > -----Original Message----- > From: Senulis, Joseph A > Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 1:31 PM > To: 'tru64-unix-managers_at_ornl.gov' > Subject: Upgrade from HSZ70 to HSZ80 > > Hi, > I thought that I had seen this addressed previously, but I couldn't > find it in the archives. We are currently running T64 5.1 and plan to > upgrade to 5.1B. One of our systems, standalone, not clustered, has a > BA370 with a single HSZ70 controller and all RAID sets either RAID-1 or > RAID-0+1. Since the HSZ70 will not be supported under 5.1B, the simplest > solution seems to be to just swap the HSZ70 with the HSZ80. Is it really > that easy? I haven't placed a service call with HP to get the answer but > the sales folk are hazy about it. Doing a full backup/restore would work > but I would like to have less down-time. I could probably temporarily > borrow an extra host adapter to allow the HSZ70 and HSZ80 to be used > simultaneously during a cut-over if that would help. Thanks and I will > summarize. > --JoeReceived on Fri Jul 25 2003 - 16:53:52 NZST
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